PuppetBlok! Featuring imnotlost (Kate Brehm) and Chris M. Green

About This Show

The Erdos Discrepancy
by imnotlost

Directed by Amanda Friou
Puppet and Set Design Kate Brehm
Music Nehemiah Luckett
Costume Design Sarah McMillan
Puppeteers: Rachael Shane, Maiko Kikuchi, Alex Young, Sarah Plotkin, Kate Reilly, and Jared Thompson
Human: Kate Brehm

Theoretical math, abstract puppets, and a divine meditation on trust.

Featuring a lone human performer against a tide of geometric performing objects and a chorus of indifferent puppeteers, Erdos submerges the audience in a series of meditations about our dependence on technology, the allure of blind faith, and the question of whether participation is even a choice.

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DUNE
Directed and Designed by Kate Brehm
Puppeteers: Jesse Scott, Justin Perkins, Felicia Cooper


 

Experiment #4 for ‘American Weather’: The Scene Where We Start from Scratch
Chris M. Green

Director/Composer: Chris M. Green

Featuring: Erin K, Kirsten Kammermeyer, Yoko Myoi

And Musician/Performer Yasmin Reshamwala

 A work-in-progress excerpt that utilizes movement, live projection, figurative puppets, and original music to explore pedestrian feelings taken from true life conversations about the weather.

‘American Weather’ (presented here in a work-in-progress excerpt) uses movement, ready-mades, live-projection, figurative puppets, and original music to visualize the power of pedestrian feelings in the shadow of a fracturing empire. The source material for this work is drawn from conversations with real live American citizens about the weather – a topic that seems to stray more and more into unknown territory these days. Directed and composed by Chris Green, with ensemble Yoko Myoi, Erin K. Orr, Quince Marcum, Yasmin Reshamwala, and Kirsten Kammermeyer.  ‘American Weather’ is be

 

Wednesday, Apr. 22 at 7:30pm

General Admission
$12 in advance
$15 at the door

Students/Seniors

$10

Estimated Runtime
50 mins

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Credits

 

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Puppet BloK! is funded in part with generous funds from The Jim Henson Foundation Presenters Grant.

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